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The Day County Fair was held Aug. 5-9 and many of Day County’s youth were there to be entertained. The fair was filled with countless activities, with one being a dunk tank where fairgoers dunked law enforcement. Here, Coy Pedersen is attempting to hit the target on the dunk tank. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
Dunk tank fun at Day County Fair
John Sannes was promoted to Brigadier General July 24. Sannes began his military career serving as an enlisted soldier from 1992-97 and has continued to move through the ranks over the last 30 years. He is originally from Webster. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot
Former Day County resident promoted to brigadier general
The Junior Websterian Club marked 75 years of friendship, learning and service at its first meeting of the season August 10. Standing in back row, left to right: Marilyn DeSpiegler, Suzanne Olawsky, Margaret Trefz, Eloise Hortness, Sandy Anderson, Winnie Jacobs, Sharon Johnson, Linda Fleeger and Rita Johnson. Seated in front row: Mary Bloom, Connie Sawinsky, Becky Mahlen, Barb Ohleen, Jill Flemmer, Kristi Baumgarn, Cindy Wolter and Julie Delaney. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson
Junior Websterian Club marks 75 years
Cindy Hahler was presented an award during Webster City Council’s Aug. 10 regular meeting for her 31 years of dedication to the Webster youth soccer program. Pictured from left are council members Wayne Klungseth, Stacy Mount, Mayor Mike Grosek, Hahler, council members Brian Vogl, Derek Sinner and Toni Brown. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz
Webster City Council officially recognizes Hahler for 31 years of service to soccer program
(LEFT) In honor of Harvey Opitz’s 40 years on the Day County Fair Board, Aug. 8 was recognized by the governor as Harvey Opitz Day. One event he is always excited for is the demolition derby and at this year’s derby, the fair board made the announcement about Opitz’s day and the grandstand filled with cheers. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
Scenes from the Day County Fair
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The Rumpca family on their farm near Webster: from left, Mike, Sandy, Tyler, Chelsy, Lennox and Jocelyn. Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot